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She had a wirehaired Pointer.What kind of beast did she have?
She had kept the dog for over a year and finally did the deed when it killed neighbors birds and she paid for the damage done by her dog.
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She had a wirehaired Pointer.What kind of beast did she have?
Have had pointers, but never had to kill them. Also had Irish Setters. Shannon was a great dog, but we had to take action after we moved back to Tennessee, and had chickens, which was too much for her, right there on top of the hill, so she killed a few. We tried everything, including beating with one of the dead chickens. Dad finally broke her from the birds. We had electrified fencer for the cattle, the kind that not only kept cows and bulls off the fence, but cut down any weeds or vines getting within arc range. He ran a line across the yard between the house and the chicken coop, and hung one of her freshly killed hens using wire wrapped to hot fencer line. This is one of those hard core fencers, that teaches hunter to unload their shotguns before crossing, or taking their life in their hands. If you weren't watching and pissed on the fence post and hit the wire, you didn't stop pissing til you were empty laying on the ground with piss all over you, stuff country boys and country hunters understand. When Shannan bit the bird, fire literally arced between her teeth, making her clamp down and unable to let go for several pulses before knocking her to the ground. That was the last chicken she went to bite, as these birds now bit back, hard! Lesson learned.She had a wirehaired Pointer.
She had kept the dog for over a year and finally did the deed when it killed neighbors birds and she paid for the damage done by her dog.
Kristi Noem said in her state it is legal to kill dogs that harm humans or birds or other animals. What does it cost to do it as you spoke of doing it??Have had pointers, but never had to kill them. Also had Irish Setters. Shannon was a great dog, but we had to take action after we moved back to Tennessee, and had chickens, which was too much for her, right there on top of the hill, so she killed a few. We tried everything, including beating with one of the dead chickens. Dad finally broke her from the birds. We had electrified fencer for the cattle, the kind that not only kept cows and bulls off the fence, but cut down any weeds or vines getting within arc range. He ran a line across the yard between the house and the chicken coop, and hung one of her freshly killed hens using wire wrapped to hot fencer line. This is one of those hard core fencers, that teaches hunter to unload their shotguns before crossing, or taking their life in their hands. If you were watching and pissed on the fence post and hit the wire, you didn't stop pissing til you were empty laying on the ground with piss all over you, stuff country boys and country hunters understand. When Shannan bit the bird, fire literally arced between her teeth, making her clamp down and unable to let go for several pulses before knocking her to the ground. That was the last chicken she went to bite, as these birds now bit back, hard! Lesson learned.
Is that offensive? Not to me. I’m not religious but am very spiritual. Are you an evangelical Christian?Yeah but what's with your blasphemous picture at the bottom?
We already KNOW it's going on. You're either lying or are willfully ignorantThey were always safe Roadrunner, tbe whole thing was a lie designed to denigrate LEGAL Haitian migrants and focus hatred and violence on them. Pretty damn shameful!
What does that even mean?I’m not religious but am very spiritual
We had the fencer and fencing wire, because we had the cows, otherwise you would be rounding up cattle, usually in the worst weather and other people had crops and didn't want to have deal with them. So, it cost us nothing.Kristi Noem said in her state it is legal to kill dogs that harm humans or birds or other animals. What does it cost to do it as you spoke of doing it??
I’m more into true, spiritual awakening and consciousness. Buddhism comes close to it. In our true, natural state we are all god or Christ/buddha. We are all one. But even that drops away the more you awaken to the dream. This is a dream.What does that even mean?
Is that offensive? Not to me. I’m not religious but am very spiritual. Are you an evangelical Christian?
Without Dogs, Hunters Wouldn't Have Survived Much LongerWe had the fencer and fencing wire, because we had the cows, otherwise you would be rounding up cattle, usually in the worst weather and other people had crops and didn't want to have deal with them. So, it cost us nothing.
In actuality, if Shannon had been roaming a quarter mile (nearest farmer neighbor) and killing other people's chickens, dad, or my brother (as it was his dog) would have shot the dog, too. If somebody else shot her chasing or killing chickens at their chicken coop (as was their right), and called us (as any neighbor would), dad would have undoubtedly have asked how much we owed for the chickens. And, asked if they took care of it or did we need to come pick her up and bury her. In the country, you keep your animals on your property, or you are responsible and everybody knows it, and thats just the way it is. And a dog that gets a taste for chickens is, in fact, hard to break.
Of course Shannon wasn't worth a damn as bird dog after the "chicken on the fencer episode", though still great as a squirrel dog, or even running with the coon hounds, and great pet that let us know if anybody came on the hilltop.
The Stages of Christianity Were Repeated by the Stages of CommunismNo I'm not evangelical but I do follow Christianity,
They were legal only because Biden allowed it for political reasonsThey were always safe Roadrunner, tbe whole thing was a lie designed to denigrate LEGAL Haitian migrants and focus hatred and violence on them. Pretty damn shameful!
Follow it to the stake Christofascists would have burned him at for his sacrilege.
When I was a teen, I was bit by a Wirehaired dog. It chased after me riding on my bicycle. I never got close to it again.Have had pointers, but never had to kill them. Also had Irish Setters. Shannon was a great dog, but we had to take action after we moved back to Tennessee, and had chickens, which was too much for her, right there on top of the hill, so she killed a few. We tried everything, including beating with one of the dead chickens. Dad finally broke her from the birds. We had electrified fencer for the cattle, the kind that not only kept cows and bulls off the fence, but cut down any weeds or vines getting within arc range. He ran a line across the yard between the house and the chicken coop, and hung one of her freshly killed hens using wire wrapped to hot fencer line. This is one of those hard core fencers, that teaches hunter to unload their shotguns before crossing, or taking their life in their hands. If you weren't watching and pissed on the fence post and hit the wire, you didn't stop pissing til you were empty laying on the ground with piss all over you, stuff country boys and country hunters understand. When Shannan bit the bird, fire literally arced between her teeth, making her clamp down and unable to let go for several pulses before knocking her to the ground. That was the last chicken she went to bite, as these birds now bit back, hard! Lesson learned.
Predator SolidarityThey were legal only because Biden allowed it for political reasons